I’m loading an XML file with ?nocache=" + new Date().getTime() added to the end of the file name: to make a fresh copy be loaded each time.
OK… this works fine.
BUT… what I need to do is load my SWF file from another domain.
This was a little tricky. But I’ve now solved.
All is working fine and loads in all browsers.
Only one problem: ■■■■ Internet Explorer!!!
(Works on Firefox and Mac OK.)
It loads up first time OK.
But… thne when I refresh… this causes problems.
I spent a LOT of time figuring out what the ■■■■ problem was!
I’ve found out the problem is the ?nocache=" + new Date().getTime().
If I replace with the full URL: http://www.mydomain.com/myXML?nocache=" + new Date().getTime()… then the problem is solved.
The only thing is: I can’t do this.
I’m building a mini system.
The only way to make things work I can see are to compile a new version of the SWF file everytime!!!
I can’t really do this. 
Any ideas how I can fix my problem?
Is there any other way of loading a fresh copy of my XML file?
Thanks.
OM
